Old kit is full of new germs

Usage examples of origins.

Piaget has pointed out that although the little myths of genesis invented by children to explain the origins of themselves and of things may differ, the basic assumption underlying all is the same: namely, that things have been made by someone, and that they are alive and responsive to the commands of their creators.

In studying the present customs of the Ossetes--their joint families and communes and their judiciary conceptions--Professor Kovalevsky, in a remarkable work on Modern Custom and Ancient Law was enabled step by step to trace the similar dispositions of the old barbarian codes and even to study the origins of feudalism.

True to its origins, White Castle specifically targeted the working class in much of its advertising, as opposed to other chains, which appealed to a broader constituency or even just to the middle class.